F1 22 Review
For years I have loved Formula 1 and everything that comes with it. The thrill of the race, the pulsating atmosphere, and all the technical aspects of the build, maintenance…
Matchpoint: Tennis Championships Review
The gaming scene has been crying out for a decent tennis title for several years. I don’t think we have seen one worthy of mentioning in over a decade with…
Remote Life Review
There are solo developers out there of several indie games and I always end up scratching my head wondering how they pulled off such incredible work single-handedly. Remote Life is…
Disc Room Review
Have you ever played a game that has been super enjoyable yet infuriating at the same time? There are plenty of titles that give you that “one more go” feel,…
Naraka Bladepoint Review
Naraka Bladepoint is a game I hadn’t even heard of until the Xbox and Bethesda showcase a few weeks ago. As someone who adores the battle royale genre, this was…
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredders Revenge review
There were two things I absolutely obsessed over during my childhood. One was the Ghostbusters movies which I watched on repeat over and over again, the other was Teenage Mutant…
The Immortal review
If the title The Immortal sounds familiar, it should. The game was originally released for the Apple IIGS way back in November 1990. It was subsequently ported to the Amiga,…
Phantom Breaker: Omnia review
Phantom Breaker: Omnia is basically an updated version of 2013’s 1-on-1 anime fighter Phantom Breaker. Omnia keeps intact the same solid gameplay as its original version but adds four new…
BPM: Bullets Per Minute review
BPM: Bullets Per Minute tells the story of an unnamed mighty Valkyrie sent to Asgard in order to fight and repel evil forces from the underworld from taking over. You’ll…
Ghoulboy review
Ghoulboy tells the story of the titular character who goes on a mission to rescue his kidnapped father. On his mission to save his fatherly figure, our little hero comes…